✅ Add regression test for ForwardRef in annotated dependency#14808
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✅ Add regression test for ForwardRef in annotated dependency#14808amulyakh456 wants to merge 3 commits intofastapi:masterfrom
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ForwardRef in annotated dependency
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@amulyakh456, now we have 2 copies of this test.. |
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🧪 Regression Test
This PR adds a regression test covering the use of
Annotatedparameterswith
ForwardRefin dependency injection.🔍 Context
While investigating an existing issue, I verified that this behavior
works correctly on the current default branch with Python 3.12.
This test documents the expected behavior and guards against regressions.
📎 Related Issue
Refs #14808